Fylde Budget Filly Slip

Fylde Budget Filly Slip

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Fylde Budget Filly Slip

Soft Leather with Brass Fittings. Available in Havana only

Now available with a fancy stitched noseband

Small Pony : 1/2″ with 3/4″ wide noseband

overhead – loosest fitting 28″, tightest fitting 22″around the nose 20″ – 17″ , throat lash 15 1/2″ – 10 1/2″, Brow band 12″

Pony: 1/2″ with 1″ noseband

Overhead – loosest fitting 32″, tightest fitting 25 1/2″ , around the nose 22″–18″, throat lash 23″–17″, Brow band 13″

Cob: 1/2″ with 1 1/4″ noseband

overhead – loosest fitting 36″, tightest fitting 30″ , around the nose 25″ – 20″, throat lash 23″- 17″, Brow band 14″

Full: 5/8″ width 1 1/2″ noseband

Overhead – loosest fitting 40″, tightest fitting 34″ , around the nose 29″–22″, throat lash 23″–17″, Brow band 15″

From: £40.00 (inc Vat) £33.33 (ex Vat)

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Soft Leather with Brass Fittings. Available in Havana only

Now available with a fancy stitched noseband

Small Pony : 1/2″ with 3/4″ wide noseband

overhead – loosest fitting 28″, tightest fitting 22″around the nose 20″ – 17″ , throat lash 15 1/2″ – 10 1/2″, Brow band 12″

Pony: 1/2″ with 1″ noseband

Overhead – loosest fitting 32″, tightest fitting 25 1/2″ , around the nose 22″–18″, throat lash 23″–17″, Brow band 13″

Cob: 1/2″ with 1 1/4″ noseband

overhead – loosest fitting 36″, tightest fitting 30″ , around the nose 25″ – 20″, throat lash 23″- 17″, Brow band 14″

Full: 5/8″ width 1 1/2″ noseband

Overhead – loosest fitting 40″, tightest fitting 34″ , around the nose 29″–22″, throat lash 23″–17″, Brow band 15″

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Weight	N/A
Size	small pony, pony, cob, full
browband	Plain, Plaited

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